Launch
Launch day, with somebody on it
The day your product goes public is the one day marketing can't slip. ShoutSmith turns it into a walkthrough: the assets drafted before you wake up, the checklist in order, and every click counted.
A guide, not a to-do list
Tell it what you're launching and it recommends the platforms and real dates — and says honestly when your timeline is compressed. Each step opens into a guide with the action right there: the tracked link mints itself, the drafts generate, the supporter messages tick off as you send them.
- Product Hunt and Hacker News stay yours — those posts come from a human, with everything handed to you ready
- Teaser posts are real creatives — they go through the same approval queue as everything else
- Works for a first launch or a version launch — resume where you left off
Every word drafted before the day
The Launch Writer reads your brand kit and pre-drafts every text asset a launch needs — listing copy, the Show HN post, teasers, the messages you'll send supporters. You edit and approve; it never sends anything on your behalf. Once one platform's copy is approved, Take it everywhere adapts it to the next — the same argument, each platform's manners.
- Product Hunt listing — tagline, description, first comment
- Show HN post — title and body, in the house style
- Supporter messages — personal, and always sent by you
- Teaser posts for the week before — into your queue
Know which channel showed up
Every launch mints short links that count their clicks, so by lunchtime you know whether Product Hunt or the teaser posts did the work. The destination stays editable — point launch traffic at a new page without re-posting anything.
Fair questions
- Does it post to Product Hunt for me?
- No — deliberately. Launch platforms reward a founder showing up in person, so the checklist hands you everything ready and you press the button. The teaser posts on your social platforms schedule and publish like any other post.
- What if my launch is next week?
- Tell the walkthrough your date and it plans backwards from it — and says plainly which parts of a longer runway you're giving up, rather than pretending a week is a month.
Keep reading
Plan, approve, publish
Nothing goes out until you say so
A generated week slotted into your calendar, an approval queue ranked by a synthetic focus group, and publishing to nine platforms — with the approval step never optional.
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